Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-06
POINTS ON PYOPLK.
Movements Of Ciil.sus and tho COMING
and 6olnS of Strangers.

Movements OF Ciilxsus and tho Coming
and GoInx of Strangers.
Mrs. Andrew Patterson is in New York.
Hon. Alfred Caldwell is home from q
trip to Pttsburg.
c. r. Oldham, Esq of Marshall county,
vas in the city yesterday.
Prof C. F. Mason has returned from q
visit to Washington, d. G.
Miss Della Maugher, of Glenn Easton, is
visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Riddle are home
from pleasant Eastern trip.
Mr.. Frank Stanton will leave To morrow
for New York on business trip.
Miss Katie Seamon, of Water street, is
visiting friends near Moundsville.
Mr. F. w. s. Tingle aud bride. were in
the city several days the past week.
Miss Katie Michel will leave shortly for
New York to have her voice cultivated.
Mrs. Chas. Goetze aud child are home
from apleasant visit TO Genoa Junction,
Wis.
Miss Lizzie Blair, of Ritchle c. H., was
the guest of friends in the city the past
week.
Mr.. John T. Reed and bride have re-
turned home and are residing on Market
street.
+. w. Paxton, of Wellsburg, and II C.
Reamer, OF Davis, w. Va, are at the Nc
Lure.
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Hempstone will he
at home at the Mcclure House after No
vember ninth.
Jos. B. Caldwell, Esq of Ennis, Texas,
formerly of Wheeling, is visiting his rcla
tives in the city.
Miss Annie Forster, of South Main
street, has returned home from a three
months trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Ed. Keifer, a popular insurance man.
ager of Allegheny, Pa, wss in the city
yesterday on business trip.
Philip Dixon, a popular young society
man of Thirty fourth street, has returned
home from trip 10 New York.
Miss Carrie Keepsbury, popular young
lady from Altoona, Pa, is visiting Mrs.
W. C. Stewart, on South Jacob street.
The many friends of Miss Jennie Franz.
helm will he glad to know that she is
steadily improving from her recent severe
illness.
Lydia A. Weaver, who has been the
guest Of j. F. Stewart, on Thirty-frst
street, has returned to her home at Will
keDsburg, Pa.
c. W. Cunningham, q popular and ac-
commOdating gentleman OF North Market
street, has been appointed sexton Of Mount
Wood Cemetery.
Max Rosenberg, Of Paris, France, An
accomplished musician, and Louis Metz.
ger, OF New York, registered At the Nc
Lure last evening.
Mr.. Joseph Larkin is visiting his brother
Edward in Omaha, Nebraska, and reports
having a fine time He will return 10
Wheeling after the holidays.
George Rodenbsugb. the popular mail
carrier, is of on his fifteen days vacation.
George Gays he Is going 10 zee more OF the
country than be ever saw In all the rest Of
his life.
Mrs. T. NJ. Pearson has returned home,
after spending the summer at st. Clair,
Mich, and Philadelphia. She has entirely
recovered her health, which Wa 10 seri-
ously impaired when she left the city.
Cards have heep sent out by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Osborn for the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Georgia ", 10 Mr..
Will f. Bowers Thursday evening. Novem-
Der II, at O'Clock, at their residence, 25l7
Chapline street
Chas. Seabright, prominent young man
from the lower end Of the city, ~As mar
ried about three weeks ago 10 Miss Kate
Delbrugge, Of Bellaire. The marrisge,
which occurred al Benwood, did not leak
out until Wednesday.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Mr. John G. Medick and Mis-
Emile L. Weisner, Wednesday evening.
November is, at s o'clock, at st. Johns
Church, 10 be followed by . reception al
the residence Of John c. Medick.
DR.. james +. Reeves has gone South 10
remain ten days. He was joined at Men,
phis by Mrs. Reeves, who has been visiting
friends at Atlanta several weeks They
will attend the meeting Of the American
Public Health Arsociation, which eonsenes
in Memphis next Tuesday.
George Ricketts,, who has for long time
been foreman Of the Hope Hose Company,
has resigned his position, and will leave
for Los Angeles, California, TO make his
future home. Alex. Gillespie, formerly of
VII cling. has left Montana, where be has
been for several years, and also located in
los Angeles.
The following well-known gisss workers
left last night for Wclfs run, in MaFshall
county, on q hunting expedition. II The
farmers of that vicinity find this out they
need not be alarmed; they are not going
to hunt the game very much: Tom Robin
son, captain; Ted BranDsn, Charles Roach,
Max Eienburg. Tom Lacy, Fred Miller
aud Frank Klug.
II. Z. Alexander, of Sc. Clainville, 10
home on q Wait. Mr.. Alexander II doing
IepOrtorial duty on the Chicago Herald,
and it Is pleasing TO remark that be b one
of the bright boys on that very bright
newspaper. Belmont county divides hon
ors with our own city in the bright young
journalists who 70 abroad and who shortly
make an honorable name and reputstion